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MoHasanie said:
McGilliguts said:

I think the wiiu has a stronger software lineup. 1st party, not third party of course. Nintendo really seems to be turning out some of the best games it has made in years this gen. And I may be wrong, but weren't the ps2 Xbox closer in price to the GameCube at that point?

I think overall when you consider both first and third party games, they are equal. Gamecube had more third party support than the Wii U but even it didn't have that many games. 
At which point? I believe there was always a $100 difference in prices between the Gamecube and the other 2 consoles. When Gamecube became $99, Xbox and PS2 were $179. So almost double the price. 

For the wii u, third party does not matter much at this point. Hardcore gamers with a wiiu will buy 3rd party on the more powerful consoles, and Nintendo’s core audience, those that own only a wii u, do not want to play those games anyway. I think Nintendo can do well this gen with mostly 1st party games, if they drop the price with the understanding that you won't be getting a big library, but the games you do get will be high quality and unique. 199 could be the tipping point.